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#61
06-25-2007, 02:19 AM
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Re: Event #39 - 50K HORSE
Hellmuth is indeed in and busy being Hellmuth:
[ QUOTE ] Hellmuth and Even Money Razz: Phil Hellmuth x-x--x Pat Pezzin x-x--x They check fifth street. On sixth street, Hellmuth bets. "You gotta go for it. I checked on fifth street." Pezzin indeed calls. On seventh street, Hellmuth bets and is called. Hellmuth shows A-3-K for A-2-3-6-8. Pezzin shows A-4-6 for A-4-6-7-8. "I was even money when I bet there," Hellmuth says of seventh street. "I don't know what that means," Pezzin says. "In the games I play, when I say 'I'm even money,' everybody knows what I mean," says Hellmuth. [/ QUOTE ] (for the record, I hate that they report the Razz hands backwards). 
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#65
06-25-2007, 06:59 AM
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Re: Event #39 - 50K HORSE
On WSOP.com
Sun, 24 Jun 2007 21:56:03 Hellmuth vs. Benyamine Stud High: David Benyamine xxAJ48 rainbow Phil Hellmuth xx3JA7 On fourth street, Benyamine bets and Hellmuth raises. Benyamine calls. On fifth street, Benyamine checks. "I take this one, you take the next one," Hellmuth mutters. Hellmuth bets and Benyamine calls. On sixth street, both check. "Aww, I figured you had eights in the pocket," Hellmuth says when the eight shows up for Benyamine. On seventh street, Benyamine bets and is called. Benyamine shows for two pair and Hellmuth mucks. Hellmuth is down to 156,800.
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#66
06-25-2007, 10:32 AM
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Re: Event #39 - 50K HORSE
From an update yesterday...
[ QUOTE ] Sun, 24 Jun 2007 18:42:51 Poker History Might Have Been Different... At Phil Ivey, Mike Sexton, and Todd Brunson's table there are two players who could share stories about coming so close to winning the big one... not once but twice each. Dewey Tomko and TJ Cloutier have been runner-ups in the WSOP Main Event on two different instances. Dewey Tomko lost heads-up to Jack Strauss in 1982. Dewey will tell you the story about how all the money was in the pot. Dewey held A-4 and flopped a four against Strauss' A-10. His friends and reporters surrounded him. Some were shaking his hand when the dealer put out the final card. The 10 spiked on the river to give Strauss the victory. At the 2001 WSOP Main Event, Tomko had A-A and was all in against Carlos Mortensen's . Mortensen filled in his club flush to take down the championship. For the second time inside of twenty years. Dewey Tomko headed to the rail in second place. Tomko is considered one of the nicest guys in poker and beloved by his friends. He's admitted that he's lived a great life and has earned a living as a gambler in poker, sports betting, and on the golf course. T.J. Cloutier is considered the best player never to have won the WSOP main event with over 59 major tournament victories. He took second place in 1985 when he lost to Bill Smith. He also finished in second place in 2000, the year that Jesus Ferguson won. Cloutier held A-Q and was all in against Ferguson's A-9. History could have been different if a 9 did not spike on the river. It did and Ferguson won the championship as Cloutier finished in second place once again. Although TJ Cloutier and Dewey Tomko have never won the big one, they have the hearts and minds set on winning the $50K HORSE event. [/ QUOTE ] really?
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#68
06-25-2007, 12:04 PM
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Re: Event #39 - 50K HORSE
127 Players left.
Average stack has 23 big bets. Day 1 of the 2006 50k HORSE event lasted 13 hours long, and lost 16 players. (on average, player busted every 49 minutes) Day 1 of the 2007 50k HORSE event lasted 9 hours long, and lost 21 players. (on average, player busted every 28 minutes)
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#69
06-25-2007, 06:57 PM
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Re: FWF still alive
Pokernews:
Ariel Schneller survives with a miracle river Holding A2 Ariel moved his last chips in on a K22 flop. John D'agostino made the call with KJ The turn spelled disaster for Ariel when J Dags caught a K but the river was the case 2 and Ariel made quads ps. Brandon Adams eliminated a while ago
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#70
06-25-2007, 07:50 PM
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Re: FWF still alive
is aba20 playing this?
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